John Arnold News
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Vector Commodity Management LLP’s assets under management slumped 86 percent this year after losing money since 2011.
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John Arnold, the hedge-fund manager who became a billionaire betting on natural gas prices, said he’s closing his Centaurus Energy Master Fund “to pursue other interests.”
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Paul Tudor Jones was about 32 years old when he saw businessman Eugene Lang on “60 Minutes” talking about “adopting” inner city children and offering to pay their college tuition.
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Moore Capital Management LLC’s Greg Coffey is calling it quits amid markets that have proved difficult for even the most nimble hedge-fund investors.
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Contract negotiations covering workers at 14 U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports will resume the week of Sept. 17 with federal mediators in an attempt to prevent a walkout that would disrupt holiday shipping.
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Hedge-fund manager Paul Sinclair is the latest casualty of Europe’s sovereign-debt turmoil, almost six thousand miles away from the epicenter of the crisis.
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U.S. utilities led by Southern Co. are burning a record amount of natural gas for generating electricity without triggering a forecasted boost to the fuel’s price from near 10-year lows.
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In today's "Off The Charts" Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu reports that John Arnold, the hedge-fund manager who became a billionaire betting on natural gas prices, said he’s closing his Centaurus Energy Master Fund “to pursue other interests.” Arnold shutters Centaurus as natural gas prices hover near 10-year lows, stifling returns. It’s the second major energy hedge fund to close in the last four weeks. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track." (Source: Bloomberg)
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After assuming Arizona ’s governorship in January 2009, Jan Brewer came to a conclusion most Republicans don’t want to reach: There was no way to fill a $3 billion deficit without raising taxes.
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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s proposal to create a national securities regulator is unconstitutional, arguing that the federal government overstepped its authority into provincial jurisdiction.
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